The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-02

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EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATURE.
December.
1-Myron H. Butler and Thomas II.
| Bullock, in the First District, each
| sentenced to six months IN the Peni-
Tertiary for unlawful cohabitation.
| George Naylor arrested for unlawful
cohabitation. The Grand Jury OF the
September term discharged. Arthur
Brown obtains $50, 900 verdict for his
client. Redden, against the Union
Pacific. George c. Watts promises to
obey the Edmundslaw and IS released.
| The Salt Lake Iron, Lime and Rock
Company incorporate. Dead body of
| Chinaman found near Pennington.
2.-The Marion Manufacturing Com
! eany incorporate. B. H. Roberts ar
rested for unlawful eohabitation,i and
after filing his bonds disappears
mysteriously.
3-The Grand Jury of the First Dis.
triet ignore the charges OF unlawful
cohabitation against Henry Tribe and
John Jacobs. General Terry visits
| Fort Douglas. George Naylor is SEN
fenced to six months in the PenI-
tentiarv and $500 fine.
CIV. II. Tovey, Twentieth Ward and
Edward Schoenfeldt, Brighton, ar
raigned on two-count Indictment each,
and a. W. Winberg on a five count
one; all plead not guilty. Examination
of President Angus NJ. Cannon post
pohed. William Geddes, Plain City.
sentenced to six months imprisonment
and fine of 500 for unlawful cohabi-
tation.
7-Citizens' views on the Presidents
message published by The Herald.
John Q. Cannon arraigned on an Indict-
ment for polygany; he pleads not
guilty.
EW. L. Binder makes successful
defense and is discharged from the
charge of unlawful cohabitation. Dspu-
ties raid Lehi and arrest George Kirk
ham, John L. Gibbs, James Kirkham.
| Samuel James. John Hart, Edwin
Standring and Bishop T. R. Cutler, for
unlawful cohabitation; all except the
bishop held in $3.50 bonds; and he is
required to furnish $500. T. B. Helm,
First District, pleads guilty to two
counts for unlawful cohabitation; h.
II. Civilians, the same.
9-Barney Hughes arrested for for
gerry. Robert Ireland dies of heart
disease. -.-.
:. l0-A few Tenth Warders kick against
paying special school lax. An excur-
sion party of 2l0 persons arrive, en-
route for California. The PETIT rape
case, Ogden, begun. =.
1.-THE Angus NJ. Cannon case again
cut off. Father Daniel Corbett. Second
Ward, arrested for unlawful cohabits-
ton. James PETIT, the rapist, found
guilty.
l2-The Twentieth Warders vote down
the proposition to build new school
house. J. Quincy Knowlton, Grants
vile, dies.
1S-Abner B. Williams, of Arkansas,
nominated for the Utah Commission.
In the First District Court. James May,
F. w. Ellis, Thomas B. Helm and II.
B. Civilians were each sentenced to
six months in the Penitentiary and to
pay a fine of 800, for unlawful cohabi-
! tation.
14-John P. Sorenson arrested on the
vaguest rumors.
l5-The jury in the Morris. Mammoth
case, for SIS 600, disagree. Sentence
suspended in William Harter's grand
larceny case. Angus NJ. Cannon dis
charged on all counts. PETIT sentenced
10 SIX wears llupIlSOulucnts
IS-Deputy Marshal Thompson kills
Edward Al. Dalton, wanted for unlaw-
full cohabitation, at Parowau. Thomas
E. Jeremy arrested for unlawful cohab-
itation and held in 50 zoo bonds. Peter
Gillespie. Sixteenth Ward, arrested and
held in a like amount. An old French
man, named Isadore Desponey, at
Ogden, killed in a drunken orgie.
1S-Al. Gui@itz. a well-known mining
man, dies. Deputy Thompson held in
$4,000 bonds fo- killing Dalton. John
P. Sorcnson discharged.
20-Peter Gillespie discharged. The
somewhat celebrated divorce case of
Thomas Shaw VS.. Jane Shaw ended by
the divorce being allowed and the Gus
tody of the children given Mrs. Shaw.
2i-Bishop Bassett held in $40 900
bonds for polygamy. Thompson. Dali
tsn's killer. indicted by the Second Dis
trict grand jury for manslaughter and
released on 10000 bonds.
22-J. b. Brown, Utah's young sculp-
tor, dies at Logan.
23-Stephen Kinsey, Imprisoned for
forgery, pardoned. A looney man
named Stay tries to suicide by hanging
in the City Jail, but is rescued. An
exciting time in Ogden at the regstra-
ton places.
24-The deaf mutes spend a happy
Christmas eve.
25-THE HERALD issues q 26-page
Christmas edition. Vandals create
havoc in various parts of the city late
at night The day quietly observed;
services in the churches.
27-Two boys brought in from
Tooele, for disturbing a Methodist
both bound over in $500 each.
John Hindley, of American Fork, dies. |
The Eighteenth Warders open their
new schoolhouse with grand ball.
2S.--The Thompson trial set for |
January 9th. w. S. Smith, the fruiterer,
dies.
29-William Terman, of Pennington,
found dead, two miles north of Farm
ington.
30-Old man Bailey, q well-known